The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-18

PUEBLO WORSHIP WILL Ue CvHHuCtoH Il
the various churches to-day as follows
czrRcu OF JESUS CHRIST or LArTER-DAl
SAINTg.-Salt Lake Stake o. Zion, Angus M
Cannon president; Joseph r. Iaylof an'
Charles VI Peu-Ose, counseIOrs. services
in the Tabernacle at pm. evening ser
vices in the various wards
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Public
worship at Ii am reception Of me Inpers
and brief sermon by the pastor, X q. NC
Niece sabbath school at i. Az. Young
DeCnle's meeting at 6.oU. Evening WORSHIP
and preaching by the pastor, az I.0O: Inc
public cordially invited TO tlese SERVICES
UvsT,,7,,sTFR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -
Fourth West Street, between FlIst ana
SecInd south Services aS usual sIll an.
and az ppm Sabbath school lmmed ateiy
after morning service. we are Slau W see
orr friends ana strangers are always wei
come Z. W. BlOhm, minister III charge
ST. Marks GATHEDRAL.--Hol? commun-
ion, am. morning service with sermon
at n g. m; Sunday school at 40
nm evening prayer and catecnlSlng RI
S0pm; Bible lesson at 9 30 IN; evening
prayer and sermon at 7.3O pm
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. - The
Rev j. n InTall, pastor. PUNE worship,
with sermon by TIE pastor at IL am sun o
day school al u 10 Young People Meet
ing at $50 pm. Evening service at 10.
METHODIST CHURcH.-The pastor, C. L.
Libby, will preach at Il NJ and7 80 pm.
Subject In the evening, What IS meant og
being Lost OF saved . Sunday school az 3 ~
am class meeting at u 10 pm; young
peoples meeting at 40 pm
METHODIST MISSION Sunday School in
the Eleventh Ward Mission Chapel at pm
Preaching at 7. 30 p m.
THERE are 10000. 900 Of Presbyterians
in the whole world.
ILLINOIS has Presbyterian church
composed wholly of women. They have
lust built eat editice and paid for It.
THE Russian Church, which has been
in process of construction during the
last ten years on the Mount Of Olives,
is nov finished.
THERE Will be a pilgrimage Of Eng
Iish Catholics 10 Rome in January next
and one of Scottish Catholics in the
month following.
LArTRE DAY Saint missionaries are
meeting with much opposition in the |
south while preaching the gospel, but |
also with much success.
THE Quakers have a farm of 100 acres
of land near Wabash, Ill, in high |
state of cultivation, on which are nearly |
one hundred Young Indians receiving 3 !
Christian education.
THE Carmelite monks On Mount !
Carmel offered their 2O0 600 acres in |
Galilee to the Roman Catholic Palestine
Society. which already has established !
a colony on Lake 1Iberies.
ALEAsE from the church to the crown !
Of England, of 800 years standing, has
lust expired, and the land reverted to |
the church. This is fCrcible illustra-
ton of the antiquity OF the Church Of |
OF England, and OF the security of pro
perty rights under English law.
In an address eat fremont Temple,
Boston, DR.. Parker said: That religion
has suffered more from theologians !
than from infdels, and that if any
theologian says that men may be on
demned for not believing what they
never heard, 1 say such theology should
be branded and accommodated"
A LARGE number of the prominent and
able laymen of the Episcopal Church in
New York. have associated themselves
under the name of the Church Club. -
As we gather from a notice in the
ChurchnId7l, the association will aim to
to be helpful to the bishop and clergy
in The furtherance of ChTistial work;
in the building of the new cathedral for
that city; N systematiZing and extend
ing the eleemosynary work of the |
church, and in more widely maintain |
ing her dOCtrinal position.
THE sermon last Sunday evening at
st. Marks Cathedral was more especi-
ally for working men; the subject
being Jesus the carpenter There
was a good congregation, who Joined IN
the responsive service and gave close
attention to the Sermon 1t was shown
that Christ toued at the carpenters
bench, and therefore He has sympathy
with working men; that Christianity
has changed and improved the condi-
ton of labor in Christian lands, and is
the TREND and helper of the working
men. The subject of the sermon this
evening is, Christ the man, the leader
of men"
Mr.. MOODY has just concluded two
weeks engagement in Pittsburgh, and
the press of that city-we refer particu-
larry 20 the secular press-make con-
spiCuous editorial mention Of his work
commanding it for earnestness and
SINCERITY, and its freedom from sensa,
tionalism and theatrical effect. Mr..
Moody is one of the few eyangelists
whose pulpit performances do not pro
woke cenSoriOus comment. His life is
rich in good results achieved on both
sides of the ocean. His words and
manner are always simple-the reverse
of that bold and semi blasphemous de
clamation that is the style of a notori-
Gus class of professional evsngelists.-
Washington Post.
IL connection with the withdrawal of
Mr.. Spurgeon from the Baptist Union.
the ,ondon ministers associated with
his college have passed the FOLLOWING
resolution: THAT we desire, resDeefs
fully, TO urge the Council of the Baptist
Union to consider the possibility of de-
yisiEg ONE means whereby the Rev. G.
Z. Spurgs0n and the other brethren WIN
have withdrawn from the Baptist